This page defines the official public routes for obtaining ATAMO and the verification rules that must be followed before interacting with any token, pool, exchange, or distribution process.
ATAMO should only be obtained through routes explicitly published on this page and verified against the official token proxy address.
If a token, swap link, exchange listing, sale page, claim page, or distribution route is not published here, it should be treated as untrusted.
Name, symbol, and logo are not proof of authenticity. The contract address must match the official SecureToken proxy.
Before obtaining ATAMO, verify the token proxy against the official contracts page, public blockchain records, signed release artifacts, and official verification references.
Users, wallets, exchanges, explorers, analytics providers, and integrations should use only the SecureToken proxy address for normal ATMS token interaction.
Implementation contracts are not user-facing token contracts.
Only routes explicitly marked active on this page are official acquisition methods.
Status: Not active unless an official swap link is published below.
When active, this section should contain the exact official pool and swap reference. Any DEX route not published here should be treated as untrusted.
Status: Not active unless an official exchange reference is published on this page.
Any exchange claiming to list ATAMO without being referenced here should be independently verified and treated as untrusted until confirmed.
Status: Not active unless an official claim, sale, or treasury distribution route is published on this page.
Any unlisted direct sale, claim page, airdrop page, or treasury offer should be treated as untrusted.
ATAMO v1.0.0 release verification is based on a signed Git tag and a signed SHA256 checksum manifest.
Canonical release tag:
v1.0.0
Release directory:
releases/v1.0.0/
Release verification files:
These files support independent verification of release integrity, deployment authenticity, and official contract references.
Attackers may attempt to impersonate ATAMO through fake swap links, copied token symbols, fake exchange listings, fake token contracts, fake claim pages, manipulated search results, or misleading social posts.
If a route, token, or instruction does not match the official domain, official contracts page, signed release artifacts, and public verification references, it should be treated as malicious or incorrect.
